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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
HANDSOME AFRICANS.
How the Tiangaia Women Ornament Their
Arms and shoulders.

uow the Han gala Women Orunmen Ihcir
Arm< and shoulders.
The Bangalas are fine race physic-
Ally. being tall. powerful and splendid-
Il formed. with features BY no means
Il the negro type; the women are the
handsomest l have seen IN Africa.
Their dress j. scanty. consisting for
the most part only Of waisi-cloth for
the men and a short kilt Of woven,
grass for the women; but men Of high
degree often wear mantlcs Of dressed
goat or other skins. They cicatrizc
their arms. shoulders and bu>ts in
patterns by cutting the skin and inject
ing some irritant. Sometimes the re-
suit looks very well; but in other cases
the process is not successful. and
raises huge unsightly Jumps Of flesh
The chief Of Iboko. when l arrived.
was an old man over eighty-his age
was reported BY some to be eighty
four. BY others cighty-six-who had
lost one eye in battle and possessed
fifty wives. He was over six feet In
height. with a fine, well-developed
figure. and. but for his dirty white haii
ana shrivclcd skin. would have passed
for man Of half his age. He was
much attached to Captain Coquilha'
(namcd .Mwafa' or the Eagle" b,
the natiycs). and never undertook an,
thing without consulting him. Th'
scene just after our arrival At Bangala
when. lie Roi des Bangalas" bcini
announced a. we were all sitting Owe
our afler-dinner coffee. Mata Bwyk
entered. wearing his royal hat Q
leopard skin and attended by scvcra
Of his wives. and embodied Captain
Coquilha,. gold-spangled uniform am
AL, IN an ample bears hug. was real.
worth seeing - Biackroofs Magazine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Il has often been asked how long il
would take to refill the Lake 81
Geneva lake Leman) II il were
emptled. the lake covers an area Of
M. go. 900 square l-etcrs (223 square
miles). Is greatest depth is 3i2
meters (ncarly 1924 fcct. and its nv
erage depth may therefore be assumed
q be 100 meters (ncar!y 400 fccD. In
accordance with this supposition he
lake contains 30 milliarLs Of cubic
meters (closc upon 20. 900 mslliards of
galions) Of water. The average in
How from thc Rhone per second j. ~
cubic meters (5,9i3 gallons), or 1882. :
sSo cubic meters (5l3 i2j.972 gallons)
n the "a h-ars To fill tie basin Of
the lake. therefore. the Rhonc would
require LOG years ~ y. Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

10EUmnmX
and hev~rcnsin1 Manner
Tho spring wagon which served Tor q
,e,rsc Il. this remote region was 'o'-
owed ~ 4 long line % carriages. farm
~.sous aud men and boys riding on
sor-eback. For miles around inc PEG.
i. had come 70 pay the last sad
',ibutc 81 respect 10 this aged fr'en''
chose four-score years had been :"
s,ll ~ GOOD works that sorrow was
universal. Child. grandchildren ana
greut-gran, children all were here
Tie procession stopped before the 'it''e
meeting house. The caskct was taken
within. All being seated. the Friends
,cmained with bowed heads awaiting
~ direction Of thcspirit as 70 how TINS
funeral service should be conducted.
Many minutes 81 silence followed.
Then n middlc-aged man with noble
countenancc arose. and cla~ping ms
hands above his cane. he offered up q
most beautiful prayer. commencing
he life OF the departed one as . grand
example for the youthful 70 initiate
r.citing how through many severe
trials She had always preserved spir''
u calm resignation. believing ina
..He docih al things well. - When
later gaxed upon the placid face
where time or trouble had left scarcei,
wrinkle. and saw there sweet con
tent and perfect peace written IN cnar
acters Mi might read. ] knew he ha'
spoken most truly
The PRAYER concluded. another nc
Rod 81 silent waiting ensucd. when IN
or,y daughter arose. and, with fac
turned Hea,enwarsl. in trembling tone
she said: .Into Thy hands. oh Father
we commend her spirit" II was
touching sight. all the more impre'
i've because It was 50 different froi
the established forms which COVER
such occasions in other churches.
Now the peopl- looked upon the fac
81 their friend and neighbor for the la'
fine. then followed her mortal remain
10 the cemetery. few rods dsiai
from the Westinghouse. and left ~
there 10 sleep beneath the grand o.
forest trees Ella z. Green. ~ Defro
Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Dull heavy headache. obssrncsioa = -
nasal passages. discharges falling from ~
head Into lhe thronA sometimes pr0lose.
watery and acrid. - others, thick. tens
clous, mucous, purulcnl bloody and putrid;
tho eyes are weak, wo1ery, ard tnfamcds
there y ringing 10 TIE cara deafness. hack
ing Or coughing 20 clear The tbroat, expec-
tOration o. offensive matter. together with
scabs from ulcers, the voice Il changed and
has nzsal twang; The breath y offensive,
smclI and taste are impaired; Tiers = sen
oation Of dizziness, with mcnfnL dcpFcGalo1r
: hacking cough and general debility. Il
you have ~, o. any considerable number q
these sympt0mo, you ere suffering from
Nasal Catarrh- The more complicated Jour
disease has become, the greater the number
and diversity Of symptoms. Thousands q
cases annually, without manifcsling hail q
the above symptoms, result IN cons1mpuon'
and END N the grave. No disease y 20 CON-
mon, more deceptive and dangerous. @ iess
understood, or more unsncccsefully tre1&eo,
b. physicians Five hundred dollars -
ward Is offered BY the manufacturers Of DR.
6agc's Catarrh Remedy. for case Of @
tarrn which they can not cure Remedy
sold BY druggists, q only 70 centA
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

--Surar Cookies. One and onc-hait
.ups sugar. one cup butter. one cup
.our cream. one egg. ehe teaspoon
oda one teaspoon baking-powder;
nix soft Boston Budqef.
Before going Into fruit culture find
,ut what varieties your land i best
adapted TO produce. and give those
sarieiics the preference. Situation ~
well rs soil adaptation should Do con-
.itlcred. w Troy Times.
Ducks usually begin TO lay In Feb
nary. and until that time they may be
cent at bat little expense. Cooked
.urn:ps. with small amount Of corn
neal. make good food Tor them. After
hey begin 70 lay they should have
proportion Of animal food --indfa''af'-
It's Journal
Uncle S'meon's Brown Bread -
Two quarts Iidian meal. one quart
rye. half cupful molasses. two tea
.poonfuls salt. one teaspoonful sal
,ratus. one cupful yeast. Make rs s'ih
As can be stirred with spoon. with
warm water. Let rise over night.
Bake five or six hours ~ oisdo Bfdde'
II Every additional pound Of flesh
hat cnn be added 70 the carcass
prnportionally lessons the cost Of the
whole. with the same amount Of food.
The more comfortable the animal Is
kept the more rapidly II will increase.
shelter and warmth represent food. As
they save that TO create which food y
required. 81 Louis Republican.
Field mice will work very badly
, in orchards when there Is a great
depth Of snow. The snow should be
. troddcn down about the trees the first
4 time it Is damp enough 70 do so. espe'
: cialIy in runs where il drifts. rs trees
4 six or eight inches in diameter at tho
4 collar are often completely gir'llcd II
such situations. Home and Farm.
0 Plum Pudding. - One pint o
{ chopped suet. one pint Of tart apples
. one pint Of raisins, one pint Of cur
4 rants. onc-half pint Of sugar. one-hal
r pint Of sweet milk. one cup Of citron
i beat eight eggs and mix with tn
J. above. and add sufficient nour to max
!, s,;cL ,oo.thcr. boil three hours In
c.<th bar and serve with sauce .
Drtro;Y H. Press
Il wh..t shorts 81 m;ddl;ncs Il on
. 80. .h..n.s, TODD Tar swine.
!, ration Of two-thirds shorts and one
4 ,h;rd corr-mcal 4 one Of the hes
- ,h;ncs Tar f;n;shinc al mature hog.
70 Il should bc fed drv. providing waite
= - . ser.r,,e trouyh. In this way III
o. hocs viii mas,;cste their food mo.
Dr ,horourhlx and digest more az il tina
~ ,hex would n 4 was fed wet. Shor,
~ .nj swe.t sL;r, milk until the pigs Al
~ so,r - 6va months old II exceiler
70 I'M o,.-,h;r5 corp-mcal bc;nc aide
IN ,.,.r - M a. aesb and fat. II Hon
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g 1,.;- 80, s,'.',.,, sl..xs III lcnt
nd .,';na snd .xsrv II, u waste that
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Henor. he forcc ofshe following voluntary ~
ter which = basel upon the consc1en',ous con-
vicfion formed from the long and cautious
cxperience 81 ! lcadine drug horse q Boston.
rpr.cns in every. line : most important
and valued revelation: Boston July II.
-. The Charles A. yoceicr Co---Gfntis-
men Many prrpantions are placed before
The public. and for . time q least they have
: lafEe but temporary ale-larre. because q
Ire extensive advertising; Temporary - The
suffering clazs sooD realize that the com
pound possess but little merit: Nos % with
81. Jacobs OIL. Is snooc~ has been constant
from the start, and to-day We regard y q one
Of those standard remedits that our 1s1e
consider - absolutely esrenfA! 20 alwAyl
carry in their stock. Personal experieno1
and the good words of the druggists Of New
England al tend % prove that each year VI
add to il sale and well deserved Popularity
sirned. DooiiftIe 4 Smith" Taxing tn
many cases of cure. Published BY the pro
pnetors, examples are given q IL unvsf{inl
effects il tbe worst chronic cases. and tho'
; nothing IN tnde which can approach q
oUc1cy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

I've about concluded" said the
manager 70 his company, just after a
stormy rehearsal. ITO stop putting on
plays and turn your talents in a
direction whore they will be more
useful
What are YOU going to dor' asked
The leading man.
I'm going 70 organize you into a
toot-ball association. Ill have the
most brilliant collection Of kickcrs in
the country. "-lferrhnnt Trdrs'cr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

"A German author. saying that
women IN some departments q litcra-
'ure have entirely supplanted men,
gives as reason that women are car
RED away with the current Of the day.
in art as in life. they always follow
ne latest fashion, are realists to-day,
'dcalists tomorrow. ard therefore a.
ways sure 70 appeal 70 the taste Of tho
momcnt.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

A wealthy Frenchman named BeIlardin,
who died lately, beqneathed his whole
fortune, amounting TO several million
francs. 70 the German Grown Prince.
This he did 70 accentuate the violent
hatred OF his own countrymen. which
somehow or other had taken full posses
sion Of his breast But the Crown Prince
refused to profit by such a motive. and,
therefore, declined the Frenchman's leg
acy. Among the other reasons which had
brought NJ Bellardin 10 loathe his com
patriots was the fact that he had been inn
prsoned for some act Of personal violence.
and il was when lying in jail that he
changed his will in favor Of the heir 70 the
German Crown. The intentions Of the
testator were communicated through the
French Ambassador and the Foreign
Office to the princely lcgafee. who, how
ever. has waived his right u this curious
inheritance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

a Harvard senior has thirty hand
kerchicfs with lace on the edges nailed
up conspicuously In his room. each the
souvenir = distinct summer flirts.
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

HaphasaFd Medtcaeions
First with one cathartic. then with another,
never giving any = fair trial. Is no way 70
cure constipation In il chronic form Il -
obstinate. but II ID q first relieved and then
positively eradicafed BY Hostetter's Stomach
B4tters, a. q final consequence. This prep
aration also subjugates and prevents inter-
mitfcnt and bilious remittcnt fever, rheu-
mafism and dyspepsia. and builds up Z
broken-down physique.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Smiles will supersede many frowns, ana
macy discomforts will be unknown, when
DR.. Pierce-s Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets en-
tirely supersede. as they bud far 70 40. the
large and les efiicient pill Of our forefath-
ers. Every day they gain new laurels!
Most popular when most uls ab0undi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Two ex-conductors met and began 20
discuss the reasons for their discharge.
II was fred" said one. ssbecause was
color bii nd.r Il didn't know" said the
other. s.tlat conductors were obliged TO
undergo the same test in regard to colcrs
as the engineers" s'They don't. but my
color-blindness went 80 far that couldn't
tell the difference between the color of ths
company's money and my own
IT NAV be that . woman's work Il never
DONE but many mans work = eAwaye
dun. Boston Posk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

II bird IN The hand b worth two n tho
bush. q : mole On the facs worth two II
the groundY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30
To MAXI : bad bar gain some one muGe
ell lad whisky.-E T. Picoyun<.

Axoxo the people Of today, there are few
indeed, who have not heard o. the merits q
Prickly Ash Bark and Berries- as house
hold remedy. Teas and drinks have been
made OF them for centuries, and IN hun
dreds OF families have formed the sole 70
lance in rheumatic and kidney diseases;
Prickly Ash Bittcrs now take the place o.
the old system and Il more beneficial 10 ~
troubles Of this nature
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

II y the ambition OF AL Prussians 70 MAKE
theix maxkR -Bostss Post
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24

prefers the Third to the Fourth dis
trict, will doubtless favor the change,
with the understanding that he will
be assigned to McLeary's district.
The Chief Justice 10 plsusibly COM
mitted to this programme, and that
being true DeWolf will, without con-
sulting any wish Of his. be sent 10
Miles, with assignment over the COW
counties. 1t 10 the least desirable OF
the districts, Of course, and doubtless
DeWolf will vigorously kick, but it
will do no good. He 10 the junior
Judge, and he will have no choice but
to submit with the best grace he can"
The Butte Miner acknowledges the
existence Of such an arrang ement and
says: "A plan Is about TO be Matching in
Helena TO have Judge DeWolf as
signed to one of the eastern districts OF
Montana and to transfer Judge Nc
Leary TO the Second district. IL has
been known for some time that Judge
McLeary has had his eye on the Ssc-
ond district and that some such effort
would probably be made. Judge Nc
Leary is understood to be desirous of
making this change. as he is said TO be
impressed with the besuties Of Mis-
soula. and would, 1t 10 stated, In event
Of such change being made, r,side
there. This would be q great incou.
venience to the bar of this district and
especially Of Butte. The majority Of
the legal business in this district 10
centered in Butte aud the necessity
has long been felt that the judge Of the
Second district should live here.
Judge DeWolf's special usefulness
would be entirely lost to this district.
in which his knowledge Of mining
laws will be particularly valusble to
litigsnts, IL this move Is successful,
and We trust that no effort will be
omitted 10 prevent its consumma-
tion."
And the people Of the Fourth dis
trict are not consulted 40 TO their
wishes and must take their medicine
NoLENS VALVES.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
Concerning the Fatal Horse Disease.

Concerning the Fatal Horse Disease.
1t is not generally understood that
the fatal horse disease that !.
having a general run 10 Montana can
be successfully controlled or cured.
The Rocky Mountain HusbaDdman
and other equally responsible journals
have apparently given up the matter
in despair. and II seems that IL Is left
for a Wisconsin man, without prestige
or apparent scientific skill, to diagnose
the disease and prescribe q radical
cure. We are not at liberty at present
to mention the gentleman's name who
has been operating on the animals,
but, at the same time, he has
cured twenty out Of twenty.four
cases. He In no veterinary surgeon,
In the common acceptation Of the
term, but he appears TO have whole
lot of good, common, horse sense, all
the same. II 10 almost unnecessary
for us 10 say that the successful prac'
titioner Is the honored son OF sue.
cessful veterinary surgeon Of Grant
county Wisconsin, and that sooner OF
later he will be heard from In thi.
connection.-Bozeman Courier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
Enjoy Life.

What q truly beautiful world we
live 10! Nature gives US grandeur of
mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands of means Of enjoyment.
We can desire no better when In per-
feet health; but how often do the ma
jority of people feel like giving II up
disheartened. discouraged and worn
out with disease. when there is no
occasion for this feeling, as every suf-
ferer can easily obtain satisfa ctory
proof that Green's August Flower,
will make them free from disease, as
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint are the direct causes Of
seventy.fiye per cent. Of such maladies
as Biliousness, Indigestion, sick
Headache, Costumes, Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness of head. Psipitation
Of the Heart, and other distressing
symptoms. Three doses Of August
Flower will prove its wonderful effect
Sample bottles 10 cents. Try 1t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24

Mr.. p. B. Clark, of the firm Of Hunt.
ley & Clark. was in the city yesterday
with q very fine two-year-old bull,
purchased with four others recently at
the Fat Show in Chicago by Mr..
Huntley. The animals are of the
Sussex breed q very popular breed for
beef purposes In England, from which
country these cattle were imported a
short time ago. The one which Mr..
Clark had In town weighs over $500
pounds, and is handsome horse
chestnut in color, without any white
on him except on the tip Of his tail.
Messrs. Huntley & Clark will keep
three Of the animals for thir own
ranch, but will dispose OF two Of them
at the very reasonable terms at which
they were secured from the importer.
These are the first animals Of this
breed which have been brought into
the territory and they certainly are an
addition to the stock industry. y.-Hel.
ena Indt pendent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
A SeAsonable Topic.

In our grandfathers' days they
marked the fight Of time by the "Old
Farmers Almanac" Now, the om-
nipresent Calendar is = perpetual re-
minder Of the fieeting seasons.
The days in year do not outnum-
Der the sizes, shapes aud styles In
which 1t appears; and alike In the
merchants coun ting room, or lady's
boudoir, 1t seems to have become one
of the necessities of the utilitariAn age
In which we live.
The artists talent. the engraver's
cunning. and the printers skill com
bine In this connection to blend the
ornamental with the useful; and the
result is calendars Of every degree OF
excellence, good. better and best.
The latter includes the one iesued
BY N. W. Aver 4 Son. Philadelphia,
which will be forwarded to any ad'
dres, securely enclosed. on receipt Of
| Ah eta.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24

A prominent Helena lawyer and
Democrat said 10 the Herald, anent
the judicial scheme bv which DeWolf
il 10 be located at Miles City: "i am
satisfied from what l oan learn that
Judge McLeary would soon resien
aud return TO Texas n his colleagues
voted TO keep him In the Third die.
trict. He desires II he remains 10 be
transferred 10 the Second district;
otherwise he will doubtless 20 back tS
the Lone star state and rs-sntsr upou
the practice Of law. Judge Bach, whs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-24
Greater than Jake or Jem.

1--WE heard" said John L. Sullivan,
AZ his massive right he hurled,
THAT the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rules the world"
"But since struck this foreign land,
And its Prince-all Of . heap,
I'm inclined to think I've got the
Hand that puts 'em all to sleep p!"-
Exchange.